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Old 11-07-1999, 01:27 PM
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Hello,
I am curious to learn what software products are used out there in the real world. I am familiar with FoodTrak, ExecuChef, and ChefTec. What do you all use and why?
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Mark
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Old 11-07-1999, 10:12 PM
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I use MasterChef by Sierra, the reason. I got it cheap at Costco. It works for me.
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Old 11-08-1999, 06:26 AM
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Microsoft Excel is a godsend! With it I have created scheduling sheets, payroll sheets, inventory sheets, recipe forms, and yield sheets. It allows me to create forms that I need to my own specifications. Sure I cant do everything with it but it provides me with about 90% of the things I need. I am looking for a nutruitional software program where I can type in my recipe and it will break it down for me.
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Old 11-08-1999, 08:15 AM
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Hi Pete,
If you are looking for inexpensive nutritional software MasterCook 5.0 is the way to go. It runs about $30.00 and has a large database of nutritional information. You just enter your recipes and it will spit out all the nutritional info you should need. If you have any questions, email me.
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Old 11-08-1999, 10:37 AM
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I think I used the wrong name on my software recommendation, I have MasterCook not MasterChef.
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